Unilever Bangalore - Manager Unilever Employee Review

1.0
5 Mar 2016
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

1. Good brand 2. At the time of joining, offers good salary hike.

Cons

1. Unilever Bangalore is experimental Hub for Unilever. They keep trying new processes and once stabilized, Unilever start moving things to Cap gemini or IBM. 2. All roles in Bangalore is more of process/data crunching driven. No decision making or value addition roles are there. 3. Management is not clear in terms of future of Bangalore (ETSC) site. 4. Increments happen at Basic, that too below 10 % , so it is like peanuts. 5. No work life balance

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Unilever Response
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Hi. Thank you very much for your review. We appreciate your honest feedback. Firstly, we'd like to suggest that you set up a time to talk to your HR Business Partner to chat through the issues you've raised. We'll also ensure that the points outlined above are passed on to the relevant teams to investigate further. We wish you all the best throughout 2016.

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